Thailand’s Spirit Tattoos – two new books
Joe Morales: Giving Form to Wood – from the Folk Art Messenger, fall/winter 2011
Le Dinh Nghien - the last Hang Trong painter
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Khoo Kongsi Temple - 36 Celestial Guardians
Ruddy Staffel – the art of almost nothing
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Ganesh Jogi – his voice
Felipe Morales
Rew Hanks – linocuts
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Ganesh Jogi – a narrative of his own invention
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Nahum B. Zenil - two prints
Kyoko Okubo - at Mobilia Gallery
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Amit Ambalal - painting a world slightly out of balance
Kalighat Painting – upcoming from the V&A Museum
Wayacon
The Mokin Museum – Seoul Korea
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Allyson Mellberg - in HandEye
Bhil and Gond art - on line
Joe and Joseph Morales - Giving form to wood, under the New Mexican sky
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San Camilo de Lelis - four remarkable examples
Dennis Filling - At the Intuit Show of Folk and Outsider Art , Santa Fe NM, Aug. 4-7
Philadelphia Museum of Art Acquires a Major collection of American Outsider Art
Pushpa Kumari - Speaking against Sex-Selective Abortion
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Allyson Mellberg - new papercuts
Folk Art of the Andes - Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, NM
Fay Ku
Masao Obata - on the cover of Raw Vision
Prince Twins Seven-Seven - obituary in the NY Times
Felipe Morales - a watercolor
On the road
Aris Moore – drawings
Pushpa Kumari - two works
Allyson Mellberg - at Galerie LJ
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Mei Ling Hom: Cultural Voyaging - in Sculpture Magazine, March 2011
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Outsider Calligraphy - in ART iT magazine
Pushpa Kumari – new works
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Isan Wats – additional information
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Buddhist Murals of Northeast Thailand – Reflections of the Isan Heartland by Bonnie Pacala Brereton and Somroay Yencheuy
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Daniel Martin Diaz - passion and mysticism
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Manjit Bawa
Tom Rippon – 1954 / 2010
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Hung Tung
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Daehyun Kim – pictures of 2
Gonkar Gyatso - buddha in our time
The Electric Pencil Drawings – on line
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